Mycenaean and Minoan Civilizations Interaction

The Mycenaeans saw the value of expanded ______ trade.

Mycenaean traders soon sailed throughout the eastern Mediterranean, making stops at Aegean islands, coastal towns in ______, and ports in Syria, Egypt, Italy, and Crete.

During the 1200s BC, the Mycenaeans fought a ten-year war against ______, an independent trading city located in Anatolia.

The collapse of Mycenaean civilization was caused by sea raiders around 1200 BC.

The Dorians, who moved into the war-torn countryside, were more advanced than the Mycenaeans.

The Greeks lost the art of writing during the Dorian Age, resulting in a 400-year period with no written records.

The Mycenaeans settled on the Greek mainland around 2000 BC.

Mycenae was a fortified city located in northern Greece.

The Minoans influenced the Mycenaeans in the development of their writing system.

The collapse of Mycenaean civilization was caused by sea raiders around 1200 BC.

The Dorians, who moved into the war-torn countryside, were less advanced than the Mycenaeans.

The Mycenaeans dominated Greece from about 1600 to 1100 BC.

The Mycenaeans came into contact with the Minoan civilization through either trade or war.

Mycenaean traders sailed throughout the eastern Mediterranean, making stops at Aegean islands, and ports in Syria, Egypt, Italy, and Crete.

The Mycenaeans saw the value of expanded seaborne trade from their contact with the Minoans.